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Unsoku

Foot movement

Unsoku - Section 1

1. Step forward on the left posture.
2. Step back in left posture.
3. Step back in left posture
4. Step forward and bring both feet together.
5. Step forward in right posture.
6. Step backwards in right posture.
7 .Step backwards in right posture.
8. Step forward and bring both feet together.

Unsoku - Section 2

1. Side step to the left.
2. Side step to the right.
3. Side step to the right.
4. Side step to the left.
5. Side step to the right.
6. Side step to the left.
7. Side step to the left.
8. Side step to the right.

Unsoku - Section 3

1. Side step forward left.
2. Back to center.
3. Side step forward right.
4. Back to center.
5. Side step to rear left.
6. Back to centre.
7. Side step to rear right.
8. Back to center.

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